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Both M10 and M10A1 gun motor carraiges were supplied to the British and French in 1944. From late 1944 the British converted most of theirs to mount the 17pdr. producing a much more potent tank destroyer. Used in N.W. Europe and Italy, they remained in service for a number of...http://www.mmsmodels.co.uk/index.php?prod=120

The Morris "M" series was one of four pre-war family saloons used as the basis for the 5cwt. Light Utility Trucks that served with all branches of the British armed forces throughout the war and for years afterwards.
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The Brish used large numbers of Shermans during World War 2. A major development was the fitting of the 17pdr. to a proportion of them. At the time of the Normandy Campaign they were the only British tanks capable of taking on the German Tigers and Panthers on anything...http://www.mmsmodels.co.uk/index.php?prod=130

The British used 15cwt trucks in large numbers throughout World War 2. The Morris Commercial CS8 was the first to be produced to a War Department specification and entered service in 1936. There were a variety of body styles to suit different roles. This is the...http://www.mmsmodels.co.uk/index.php?prod=134

The British built 8cwt. trucks in considerable numbers from just before the Second World War. All had either general service or wireless (see CLASSICS kits 084 and 086) bodywork. This 4x4 was introduced in an attempt to improve the poor cross-country performance of the...http://www.mmsmodels.co.uk/index.php?prod=140

Introduced in 1941, the Bedford OWST Tipper was rated to carry up to five ton loads. It was used by the R.A.F. and the U.S. Army (under a programme called Reverse Lend Lease). It was also made available to "essential civilian transport". They served with...http://www.mmsmodels.co.uk/index.php?prod=142

The British used large numbers of 15cwt. trucks throughout World War II. The C4 Mk.II was introduced in 1942. The wheelbase was lengthened by 9" to solve the weight distribution problems suffered by it's predecessors, the CS8 and C4.
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The Ford WOT2 chassis was in production throughout World War 2 with periodic changes and improvements. A fixed-tilt body, to protect ammunition, rations and bedding from the weather (not infantry!) was designed and fitted to the 2B and 2D variants.
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